Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
BrandywIne summit Camp.

Yesterday was o delightful day on
the camp ground, and 1t was much ap.
preciated after com parisoa with the hot
July and first week In August, through
which we have just passed. The morn.
ing family prayer meeting was led by
Rev. W. w. Sharp, Ipgleaide, Md
and Rsv. Lewis Todd, OF St Paul'e,
Wilmington, led the $50 morning
prayer meeting. Rsv Julius Dodd. Of
Mt. Pleasant, preaohed the morning
sermon from Gen esis xxi; 81: "And
Jacob wos left alone; and there wrestled
. man with him, until the breaking Of
day"
At l 80 p. m. the children's meeting
was led BY the Rev. l.. W. Lay field, ~
sisted by Professor 8 weeDey and wife
Of Chester, Pa. At3p m. the Rev.
Jewel Of Rising Bun, Md, preached.
Mrs. Irwin. OF Wilmington, con
ducted tbs ladies' prayer meeting, and
Rev. D. II. Cofkran preached ut night.
A young peoples meeting will be In
augufated to day.
Rev. j. o. sypherd Of Laurel. Del, 4,
and Rev. Il, l.. Hubbard are among the
latest ministerial arrivals The latter
will deliver an address on "Our Mission
Field" to day.
The rules for tho government of the
camp this year are printed on cards
about l0x13 inches, and tacked at nu
merous points on the ground. They are
rs follows, and arc signed by W. n.
Smith, chairman, and Isaac Woodrow,
secretary:
"The camp meeting shall be In charge
of tho trustees and managers.
| "The religious services shall be un
| har tho Airapttnn nq thu r,rexSfhara In
charge, appointed by the itteria
trustees CT the association.
mo side meetiDge shall be held with
out their consent, and must cease al
their request.
"Order Of the day: Else at 6 q. m
family prayer at tha tabernacle at 6 81
q. III. breakfast at z q. m; prayer meet
ing at 8 80 q. m.; preaching at 10 q
M; dinner 81 IL m; social meeting o.
80 p IN preaching at 3 p ~; sup
per at 8 p. m ladies' meeting At 6.3'
p. m preaching at Y 45 r. m.
"The association bell will ring to an
!, nounce tho above services and meals
also ut 10 p m. for retiring, and again q
10. 80 p. M. when o persons teuting OF
the eIounta will be req uired TO pressrv
order and quiet in their tents, and oil
persona not tenting are requested II
leave The grcurds.
GAN persons tented upon the ground
CT visiting the camp are expected to Oh
, serve the ringing Of the bell, and al
! except oEe-to take charge Of the ten
! attend the public services.
"No smoking will be allowed withil
the circle AZ any time.
: IAN prom spadin8 must cease ut III
request Of the preacher in charge.
"No Intoxicating liquors, drunken o
dlsorderly persons will be allowed upol
the grounds.
"No louG talking, profaue or lndecon
!. language will be allowed.
: 'Ipjurlng this trees or other p-opsrt,
i 10 forbidden.
: 'No store, tent, booth, stall or trafi
. In anything will bs allo wed, except sue
a as have received privilege from the o.
= soGiation.
can ho;ses and carriages coming o.
tho ground will be at the risk OF tn
:. owners, bat will bs subject to the d
:. = rection Of the managers. All loose art
! cles left In carriages. such as cushion
. robes, blankets. whips or curtains, nj
u especially checked and IN the packRe
room, will be at the owners rick.
, "No h0stlers will be allowed on th
,, grounds except thoss authorized BY th
!, association.
Gan trustees and m snaze-s are at
thorizsd to preserve order and enfoIs
the foreg Ding rules"